You can create purchase orders using the invoicing feature in Harvest. Just include your line items, and it will help you track expenses related to those orders.
Harvest doesn't specifically track purchase order statuses. It's designed more for invoicing and expense tracking.
Harvest offers notifications for various activities, such as reminders for overdue invoices, notifications when a client pays an invoice, and alerts for approaching project deadlines. You can customize your notification settings in your account.
Yes, Harvest offers a free trial that lets you explore its invoicing and expense tracking features, which include basic purchase order functionalities.
You can manually create invoices from the details of your purchase orders, but there's no automated conversion feature in Harvest.
Yes, Harvest allows you to track time on multiple projects at the same time. You can easily switch between projects and log time as needed, making it suitable for those juggling various tasks.
Harvest is primarily focused on invoicing and expense tracking, so it may not meet all complex purchase order management needs.
Yes, Harvest allows you to sync invoices with QuickBooks Online and Xero, but it does not directly integrate purchase orders.